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Nobody Dies: A Dungeon Core Novel

3.6/5 ( ratings)

Can a dungeon who doesn't want to kill anybody survive?

In a world where adventurers kill monsters to grow powerful and get treasure, and dungeons kill unprepared, stupid or simply unlucky adventurers to grow more powerful, there is one dungeon who won’t do any of that. He just wants to make friends, and it wouldn’t be very nice to kill his friends just because they are a bit slow and really not cut out for this whole adventuring thing.

Nearly killing them again and again until they get better at it, that’s just being friendly…

He’ll need these friends to survive

Warning: This novel is set in a fictional world that is based on the Medieval middle east. This does not make it a Muslim novel, because the religion in it is fictional. I am not writing pro Muslim fiction, because I'm an atheist who hates ISIS as much as the next person. However, if you are a special snowflake who is so obsessed with the culture war that you can't read a book which has a fictional religion positively portrayed that culturally appropriates features of Islam to get the pseudo historic tone that lots of fantasy novels use, then you shouldn't read this book. Also there are scenes of sexual violence.

Pages: 329

Format: Kindle Edition

Nobody Dies: A Dungeon Core Novel

3.6/5 ( ratings)

Can a dungeon who doesn't want to kill anybody survive?

In a world where adventurers kill monsters to grow powerful and get treasure, and dungeons kill unprepared, stupid or simply unlucky adventurers to grow more powerful, there is one dungeon who won’t do any of that. He just wants to make friends, and it wouldn’t be very nice to kill his friends just because they are a bit slow and really not cut out for this whole adventuring thing.

Nearly killing them again and again until they get better at it, that’s just being friendly…

He’ll need these friends to survive

Warning: This novel is set in a fictional world that is based on the Medieval middle east. This does not make it a Muslim novel, because the religion in it is fictional. I am not writing pro Muslim fiction, because I'm an atheist who hates ISIS as much as the next person. However, if you are a special snowflake who is so obsessed with the culture war that you can't read a book which has a fictional religion positively portrayed that culturally appropriates features of Islam to get the pseudo historic tone that lots of fantasy novels use, then you shouldn't read this book. Also there are scenes of sexual violence.

Pages: 329

Format: Kindle Edition

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